A Future Geological Survey (2022), monoprint and collage.

Exploring concepts of deep time and the anthropocene, these collages explore the possibilities of the future strata and fossil records that have been altered by human impact. The prints are made from climbing holds, an object used to mimic the natural textures and feel of rock, but are made from resins which will take vast periods of time to degrade, and will ultimately end up becoming part of the strata itself.

A series taken on the Jurassic Coast documenting people searching for fossils, a curiosity and wonder that stretches across all age groups. People bent over, curled up like the shape of the ammonites they are looking for. 
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A series of images taken along the South West coastline using expired polaroid film. The white plastic frame holding the film was digitally collaged with images taken in the same location as the polaroid. 

Photograph and text piece in Scope Creep, exploring the relationship of Geotubes with the landscape of Dawlish Warren Beach, Devon.

Hand embroidered pillowcase.

Unfired clay and silver ink, Charmouth Beach.